The Mole: Where the best junior players from 2012 NYC competition are now
1. Evander Cummins (Dragons)
The fullback was one of many players in the team who never quite kicked on, becoming something of a football nomad. Played in the NSW Cup and most recently for Redcliffe.
2. Marika Koroibete (Tigers)
Became a cult figure on the wing for the Tigers and Storm before going over to the dark side, playing rugby union and shining for the Wallabies.
3. Edrick Lee (Raiders)
Developed into a fine NRL player, playing most of the decade in the top grade for the Raiders, Sharks and Knights before signing for Wayne Bennett's Dolphins for next season.
4. Nathan Green (Dragons)
One of the few members of the team to play first grade in the same season as making the team of the year - but didn't go on with it, playing just 28 games in five seasons at the Dragons and Sea Eagles.
5. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Roosters)
One of the duxes of the class, becoming a superstar at either wing or fullback for the Roosters and then Warriors before switching to rugby union last year.
6. Carlos Tuimavave (Warriors)
A talented utility back who had brief stints at the Warriors and Knights before making his name in Super League, playing nearly 150 games for Hull FC, where he is still plying his trade.
7. Mitch Cornish (Raiders)
Had brief stints at the Raiders and Roosters but failed to cement a regular spot and retired in 2018 to sell insurance on the NSW Central Coast.
8. David Klemmer (Bulldogs)
The powerhouse of the forwards and still going strong, about to embark on a new start at the Tigers after leading the way for the Bulldogs and Knights for nearly 200 games, as well as playing for NSW and Australia.
9. Michael Lichaa (Sharks)
Enjoyed a solid NRL career of more than 100 games with the Sharks and then Bulldogs, as well as Lebanon, before being released by Canterbury at the end of 2019.
10. Korbin Sims (Knights)
A member of a famous league family, went on to have a successful career at the Knights, Broncos and Dragons, before finishing his career this year with Hull KR.
